March 2004 - Posts
My first blog entry on Testing for Accessibility has been published on MSDN. Two 9 out of 9's so far... http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dv_vstechart/html/accessibility_testing.asp
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Friday was the last full day of the CSUN conference. Although my first meeting wasn’t until 10am, implying that I could sleep for the longest consecutive period of time since I arrived in LA, the cold I had been fighting for weeks got the best of
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With the presentation behind me, I looked forward to celebrating my birthday. Starting off the day, I attended a continental breakfast hosted by Freedom Scientific. After the breakfast, I attended a few sessions by Sun Microsystems. Thursday was Sun’s
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Sorry to keep ya’ll in suspense how the presentation went. I didn’t get back to my hotel room until after midnight last night. The bottom line: the presentation rocked. Although the alarm clock is set for 7:30am, I’m wide awake (not
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Microsoft Accessibility http://www.microsoft.com/enable Accessibility Information for Developers http://msdn.microsoft.com/nhp/default.asp?contentid=28000544 Microsoft Visual Studio Homepage http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio FIX: DataGrid Made Compliant
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During my rehearsal presentation, I stopped dead in my tracks when I said “The Visual Studio Environment...” I had this mental image of the sign language interpreters signing something like “the Visual Studio rainforest.” After
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The security guy screening my bags keeps looking at me, as if he were trying to figure me out. I'm thinking, “there's just a camera, a mouse, and a cell phone in the bag. Why is he looking at me?” Finally, he decides to let me know what is
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I’ve finished rehearsing my demos for today. It seems that there’s always one more little tweak to do to a demo before the presentation. But for tonight, my demos are completed. Weather.com is reporting temperatures in the low 70s this week
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